Botanical Print Scarves
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Monday, June 15
5:30PM - 7:30PM
$35/student, includes all supplies
Best for Adults/Teens
Register: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/botanical-print-scarves
Create your own one-of-a-kind silk scarf using colors from nature. Whether you call it botanical printing, eco-printing, or bundle dyeing, the technique involves laying plant material on a prepared silk scarf, rolling it tightly, and steaming the bundle. Once cool, you unroll your bundle and enjoy the magic.
No experience needed. All materials provided.
If students have access to red poppies or purple leafed maple leaves, please bring some.
About your instructor:
The ability to create something unique is what drew Theresa Hornstein into the arts. Knitting and crochet with scraps as a child lead into other fiber arts. A desire to work with recycled and natural materials combined with a love of color, texture, and history brought in other arts – yarn, henna, ceramics, dye work, paper, beads, jewelry, felting, and glass. "I get incredible satisfaction from combining techniques to make something new and completely my own."
Check out her new book, Invasive Color. A perfect gift pairing with this class.
5:30PM - 7:30PM
$35/student, includes all supplies
Best for Adults/Teens
Register: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/botanical-print-scarves
Create your own one-of-a-kind silk scarf using colors from nature. Whether you call it botanical printing, eco-printing, or bundle dyeing, the technique involves laying plant material on a prepared silk scarf, rolling it tightly, and steaming the bundle. Once cool, you unroll your bundle and enjoy the magic.
No experience needed. All materials provided.
If students have access to red poppies or purple leafed maple leaves, please bring some.
About your instructor:
The ability to create something unique is what drew Theresa Hornstein into the arts. Knitting and crochet with scraps as a child lead into other fiber arts. A desire to work with recycled and natural materials combined with a love of color, texture, and history brought in other arts – yarn, henna, ceramics, dye work, paper, beads, jewelry, felting, and glass. "I get incredible satisfaction from combining techniques to make something new and completely my own."
Check out her new book, Invasive Color. A perfect gift pairing with this class.
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Where is it happening?
5401 E Superior St, Duluth, MN, United States, Minnesota 55804
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Host or PublisherSpirit of the Lake Community Arts
